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The idea is nice, the problem is that the route the app uses (it uses for example a highway) isn't the one the bus would use.
by ReleaseCandidat 3y ago
The idea is nice, the problem is that the route the app uses (it uses for example a highway) isn't the one the bus would use.
- yreg 3y agoHmm, shouldn't the more shady side be the same in practical scenarios (like not going the other way around the globe, etc)?
- notahacker 3y agoThere are quite a few bus routes that wind back and forth, especially in urban and mountainous areas potentially offering a lot of shade from buildings and cliff edges for parts of the route anyway. Whether these journeys involve long enough in direct sun to matter is another question.
- yreg 3y agoYes, but I believe that the diff of sun(RIGHT_SIDE) and sun(LEFT_SIDE) is the same, no? Like the bus cannot get to the same destination by taking a route where the sun shines on the other side more. (Ignoring some fringe theoretical routes where you do a massive detour over equator.) edit: I was too fast with my reply to read yours properly. Sorry. > a lot of shade from buildings and cliff edges for parts of the route I don't believe sitinshade.com handles those anyway.